But Eckmond was so small that the skull easily dodged the Giant Bull Demon's charge. In fact, due to his floating nature, even if he had been hit, he would mostly be thrown far away, and wouldn't suffer much damage as long as he avoided the sharp tips of the antlers, which wasn't difficult for Eckmond.
The situation with the Giant Bull Demon momentarily distracted the Six-Armed Serpent Demon, but in that brief instant, Lancelot had already sped forward with a trailing afterimage, ready to unleash a powerful overhead slash on her unguarded back in the next second.
Unfortunately, for safety, their hiding spot behind the little mound was ultimately a bit too far from the battlefield. The Serpent Demon turned around just in time; her four arms crisscrossed, preparing to face this human knight daring to attack her directly.
